Tag: Human rights
Probe finds false evidence planted on late Indian Jesuit’s computer prior...
“Father Stan Swamy was arrested, incarcerated, and died based on fabricated evidence,” read a statement released to the media
Death of suspected thief in police custody alarms community in central...
“The case should have been handled in a way that upholds the dignity of the suspect”
10 years after his disappearance, no clue about what happened to...
His wife promises she will keep searching for her husband as long as she lives. He was 60 at the time of his abduction.
Rights group calls for decriminalization of libel following conviction of Filipino...
Human Rights Watch said it finds the verdict convicting Filipino journalist Frank Cimatu of cyber-libel "very concerning”
#Neverforget World War II
The dwindling number of surviving comfort women highlights a sense of urgency for them to receive a public apology from Japan
Defending the rights of children online
The number of online child sexual abuse reports received by the Philippine government cyber-crime office is staggering
Invest on human rights, Philippine government urged
“Investing in human rights means using all the energies and resources of the government to address the true problems of our country”
New report on mining cites links between human rights, extractive industry
The report focused on the experiences and testimonies of people most affected by mining in the Dinagat and Didipio regions
Sapat na sahod ng mga manggagawa, giit ng church, workers’ group
“Attacks on the economic rights of the poor continue as Filipino workers suffer from depleted income brought about by rising cost of living"
Protestant Churches decry ‘state of brokenness’ of Philippines rights situation
“When human rights are denied and violated, God’s image is also violated in us, as we are created in God’s image”